All Chapters of Divorced At Dawn: The CEO Who Begged Too Late: Chapter 171 - Chapter 174

Days had passed since Miranda and the baby were discharged from the hospital, and Noah's apartment had transformed into something resembling a bustling family headquarters.Every room hummed with activity. The staff Mrs. Jones had employed moved efficiently through the space, and the living room was perpetually occupied by a rotating cast of family members who seemed to have taken up permanent residence. The scent of Aunt Felicia's cooking wafted through the hallways at all hours, and the soft, delicate sound of a newborn's coos and cries provided the soundtrack to the household's new rhythm.Mr. and Mrs. Vale were present, having arrived early that morning. Mrs. Vale hadn't let go of the baby for nearly an hour, cradling her against her chest with the kind of reverent tenderness that only a grandmother could possess. Mr. Vale stood nearby, his hand resting on his wife's shoulder, his stern face softened into an expression of quiet, overwhelming pride.Mr. and Mrs. Jones occupied th

Two years had passed, and the quiet, pristine penthouse had long since surrendered to the vibrant, chaotic wonder of a growing toddler.Brightly colored building blocks were scattered across the living room rug, a miniature wooden kitchen set occupied a corner of the dining area, and the air was filled with the pure, bubbling sound of a child’s laughter."Gotcha!" Noah laughed, scooping two-year-old Eliana into the air and spinning her around until her soft brown curls flew in every direction.Eliana shrieked with delight, kicking her tiny sneakers. "Daddy! Higher, Daddy! Fly!""You want to fly to the moon, my little princess?" Noah grinned, pulling her close against his chest and blowing a noisy raspberry against her plump cheek.Eliana dissolved into a fit of giggles, wrapping her chubby arms tightly around his neck. "Daddy tickles! Daddy, stop!"From the kitchen doorway, Miranda stood leaning against the frame, holding a mug of warm tea. Her hair fell in soft waves over a cozy knit